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THE MARY L. TURNER w« due to leave
Port in eight hours, when Matty Grey
signed on as an oiler. There were other
new faces, but most of them were pretty much
the usual sort. .

Only Matty Grey was different Tall and
well built, he did his first four hour watch and
came on deck just after sun up. The weather
was clear and the Mary L. wa» making good

t,r Matty made himself comfortabl*, sat looking
out over the. choppy sea. His eyes were blue
and there was something in them you felt rather
than saw. For that matter you jot the same
feeling from everything he did. Or rather the
way he did it. Maybe you'd caU him moody.
He certainly didn't talk much.

"First trip out?" Pete Burdell questioned.
"Hardly." Matty Grey didn't took around.
"I've been to sea before."
"Like it?"
"It's alright."

That was all. On watch or off, *t mess or on
deck, he never had anything to «ay. He took
orders and never asked question* By the time
we were two days gone, everyone knew every-
body's business except Matty Grej.

I got along well with the other fuys. I made
it a habit to mind my own affair* end maybe it
was because of this that Matty son of chummed
with me.

WE STOPPED at Aruba ano it was there
that Matty opened up oni evening and
told me what everyone else had been
dying to find out. It was a swett night/ warm
and soft and the lights of Aruba were like jewels
against purple plush. The faint '•ash of waves
against the side of the ship, the wind in the
booms and rigging was the only eound. Matty
eased up and leaned on the railing.

"Guess most of the crew ha» tone ashore,
he said, looking away toward th* shore lights.
''Boy, they'll sure go to town tonifcht."

"It's always the same," I answered. "Money

doesn't mean much to most of 'em. Maybe a
few with wives and kids back in the states.

I waited, feeling something about the guy that
was new. He seemed restless as if something

worried him. ,

Finally it came. He said, "I suppose youve
got a wife and kids home, Steve. You seem

that sort to me."

I had to chuckle. "Not yet I haven L I need
six months more before I can take my exams for
a third assistant. If I pass then I'll think about

the rest" . . ,

"I hope you make it." His tone of voice told
me he meant it. I waited and by and by he
said, "I guess it means a good deal to you. I—
worked for something once. But I didnt sue
ceed."

His voice sharpened then, getting hard and
stern and I knew he was getting ready to open
up, and could feel the tension in his voice «nd
knew whatever it was, it had meant everything
to him. He'd had success almost in his hands
and then . . . something had happened.

I was right. "I'd been in training almost since
I was a kid," Matty Grey told me that night.
"In athletics. Fancy high-dives. That sort of
thing." He spoke as if it didn't matter much
anymore, but deep inside I knew it did, knew
it meant everything to him even now. I had
my chance," he went on finally. "It was the
real thing. World-wide championship meet.
The day before ... I misjudged. Even now I
don't know what happened. But I hit wrong
and injured my back."

His voice dwindled into nothing and there
was just the wind in the cargo booms, and the
water against the side of the ship.

I didn't know what sort of answer to give
him. "Tough," I managed to say. "When you've
been after a thing all your life — "

"Yes, tough," he admitted. "I was in bed with
a back injury for six months and then the medi-
cos told me no more swimming. My back
wouldn't stand the strain. So that— was that!"

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WE LEFT Aruba twenty-four hours later
and life got back to normal once more,
and after a little while I began to forget
what Matty Grey had told me. We talked more
together. Once he'd gotten that off his chest he
seemed to feel better.

I'd forgotten it until we were off the coast of
South America and the storm caught us. We
didn't expect it to be as bad as it was. We didn't
have time to put into any port, because there
wasn't one close enough. So the deck hands
battoned everything down tight and nobody got
-much sleep.

Three hours later the storm opened up. The
wind was close to a hundred miles an hour and
the ocean was a solid mass of mountains. Every-
time they hit it was almost like being hit by a
torpedo.

Six hours later the rudder was smashed.

We weren't far off the coast, but it was noth-
ing but wilderness and reefs. Three hours later
we went aground with a crash that seemed to
have broken the Mary L. Turner right in half.

Up on deck the gale had done plenty of dam-
age. Part of the wheel house was gone. The
booms were smashed and had ripped away part
of the deck. Shortly after we went aground,
number 4 hold began to take water.

GETTING the crew into life boats would
have been mass suicide. The radioman
reported the nearest help a good eight
hours away.

We could see the coast line clearly, in spite
of the terrific drive of rain. If there had been
anyone on shore to make a line fast somewhere,
we could have gotten the crew off. But it looked
wild and desolate.

Maybe that was why Chris Baker decided to
take a chance on reaching shore with a line. It
took a lot of nerve, but it takes a lot of nerve to
die, too, and I guess Chris figured our chances
were pretty slim either way.

He had the line tied around his middle and
we watched him go in. But he never made it,
although Chris was a good swimmer. When
they pulled him back, his shoulders and one
side were badly busted up.

The thing had me sort of groggy. I couldn't
think straight and didn't understand at first,
when Matty Grey told me he was going ashore
with a line. We'd gone below for coffee.

"You're nuts!" I told him. "You saw Chris—"

"That was Chris." Matty's voice was steady
and calm. There was something in it I'd heard
that night off Aruba. He said, "I'm going."

Maybe the storm wasn't quite so bad. Maybe
it was wishful thinking. The wind just about
tore you off your feet,, and the spray was like
glass. Matty sure looked good stripped but he
seemed to be waiting, as if unable to make up
his mind.

I knew what was going on inside his head. He
was thinking of the medicos telling him his back
wouldn't stand any strain. He was thinking that
if he didn't make it, the ship would break up any
time almost and everyone would be lost. He was
thinking of a lot of things. . . .

A COMBER hit the ocean-side of the Mary
L. Turner and she shuddered from stern
to bow.

A second later Matty Grey was gone.

It was dangerous to stand at the side, but I
hung on and watched Matty. For a couple of
minutes it seemed as if he'd never make it, but
would be hurled back against the side of the
ship and killed. Then he was moving away.
It seemed incredibly slow as he inched away
from the ship.

Later I couldn't see him. The spray and the
wind had the eyes cut almost out of my head.
The wind screamed in my ears. Then I saw
Matty once more. He was a good half way to
shore. I saw his body in the froth of a combing
breaker. Chris hadn't gone so far. . . .

Matty Grey made it to shore and got the line
secured. We got the entire crew on shore. No
one had been hurt or lost except Chris Baker,
and he'd pull through okay.

S" OMETIME after dark that night the Mary
L. Turner broke up, and we never saw her
again. It was another twelve hours before
a cargo job showed up to take us on board, but
by then the storm had blown out.

We were headed for port when I talked to
Matty Grey again. He had changed overnight.
His face was different, more friendly, and he
kidded with the other guys.

'The doctors aren't always right," he told me
later. "I'm going back and see what happens.
That pull the other day pretty much convinced
me I'm okay."

"You are," I told him humbly, feeling empty
inside at the thought of seeing him go. "You
proved that in a good many ways. And if you
don't believe me, ask any of the other guys.
They'll say — you're tops!"

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LOSE 8 to 10 LBS. A MONTH!

Slim* doiviL Jbo jpu/L dw*l

Just follow simple scientific directions of Dr.
Phillips Reducing Plan. Six to eight weeks
from now, look in mirror and see the amazing
difference.

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With our order you are given a full >30 days
supply of KELPIDINE for use as part of your
breakfast each day. NOTE: There is Medical
Authority that KELPIDINE (fucus) has been
used as an anti-fat and as an aid to reducing.

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You can try Dr. Phillips Reducing Plan with-
out it costing you a cent. Just order with
coupon and if you are not satisfied, or if it is
not helpful in your case,
return it to us and your
money will be refunded
in full. Nothing could be
fairer. Act now!

"I went from a size 20 dress to a sire
15".. Mrs. N. C, Perth Amboy, N. J.
■ ■ \ "I lost 18 pounds; feel young and work
k&3&? better". Mrs. K. Y., Bronx. N. Y.
"Send the $2.00 size, I lost 15 pounds
already". Mrs. M. D., Boonton, N. J.
"I lost 15 lbs. in a few weeks". Mrs. J. P., Jack-
sonville, Florida. "I am proud to say I have lost
10 lbs. in 4 weeks". Mrs. W. B., Fort Lewis. Wash.

A Leading Physician and Health Officer says:

"This method of reducing includes sufficient quantity of
the various essential foods necessary for the maintenance
of health... it should result in weight reduction .. J'

A Well Known Radio Nutritionist says:

"KELPIDINE is a reducing aid".

FULL 30-DAY SUPPLY

American Healthaids Co., YA
871BroadSt.,Newark2,N.J.

COUPON

KELPIDINE I

Money-Back Guarantee Js

Enclosed find $1.00 for one months' supply of KELPIDINE and
Dr. Phillips Reducing Plan, to be sent to me postage prepaid.
My money will be refunded if I am not satisfied.

Name —

Address _ —

City _ — ~.~

I ENCLOSE $2.00 SEND THE PUN AND THREE MONTHS
SUPPLY. J

THOUSANDS of MEN NOW

Appear Feel Look

SLIMMER BETTER YOUNGER

with Commander

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abdominal supporter.
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SSojtagttoe pfeiSSi of icelmg "in shape" at once.

BREATHE EASIER-TAKE WEIGHT OFF TIRED FEET

your wind is longer . . . you iccl better!

YOUR BACK IS BRACED-YOUR CLOTHES FIT BETTER-YOU APPEAR TALLER

The COMMANDER braces your figure . . you lootf and I feel g»«»SLfcjL' yoUr
clothes lit you better. Your friends will notice the improvement immediately.

COMMANDER IS NEW AND MODERN!

SEND FOR IT NOW I

*THE SECRET OF THE
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Only COMMANDER contains this New
principle. A porous non-stretch material
is built into the special stretchy body of
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two interlocking hands for EX IRA
DOUBLE SUPPORT where you new it
most. NO BUCKLES, LACES or STKAPS.

MAKE THIS TEST m+
WITH YOUR OWN HANDS
AND FEEL WHAT WE MEAN

Commander Wearers all over America Say

"I am sure you will be pleased to
know-thm It Is by far the best and
most practical supporter I have
ever had. I have been pleased to
show it to several ol my Irlcnds
and they arc likewise Impressed
with It. You slinll probably bear
lrom some ol them In the Juturc. ■

Dr. A. M. S.

Standish. Mich.

•Enclosed And order for another

belt. 1 wouldn't be without, this

j. supporter [or ten limes what 11 ^

■* co5tS -" Dr. CCS.

El. Charles. 111.

* "Received the Commander about a
week ago. To say thai I am well

. pleased with It would be putting It ±

* mildly— I can set- that II tills a long *
felt want. giving the needed sup-
port and a, most comlorlable Icel-

mandcr that toe receive repulorly. Originals oj these

Above are just a ]e

Ing. I never miss putting It on the
first thing In the morning. En-
closed Is my iheck (or -.mother.

J, C. McO.

St. Paul. Minn.

"I recommend the Commander for
what It Is made lor. It sure has
been a great help to me. I want to
thank yu tor what It has done. I
might add It has helped me more
than anything I have ever tried."

Fort Knox, Ky.
Cot*"

SEND FOR IT TODAY— USE THIS

10 DAY TRIAL
SEND NO MONEY

ONLY

Wear COMMANDER
ten days. If it fails to
do all we say, send it
back and tfie purchase
price will be promptly
refunded

$

2.98

SIZES 28 to 47

SPECIAL LARGE SIZES 48 »o 60. 3.91

ials for the CorJi> m
others arc on file. ^ - ^M

coupon M- KT5H

iMTDrtmi/-mDY TFN DAY FREE TRIAL

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INTRODUCTORY TEN DAY FREE TRIAL OFFER

WARD GREEN CO., DEPT. T3/I1

113 W. 57TH ST., NEW YORK .19, N. Y.

Send me the '-COMMANDER" for tyii days
I'.::..l plus pOBtai-e. II not satisfied alter weal
chase price will be promptly refunded.

My waist measure

,. ,nd .In:,,: '.he size ol waist II meorurins

uml the pur»

NAME

ADDRESS ,

CITY

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celund otler'holda.

enclose (3.98 with till!

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i Will pay postage charges

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